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All sales are non-refundable. If you wish to exchange your tickets, please call our Festival office at 604.796.3664 during regular working hours: 10am-2pm Monday-Friday. We are closed all stat holidays. Or send us an email at info(at)harrisonfestival.com.

For the Festival of the Arts in July, we will be going back to our old ticketing method of paper tickets. However, after purchasing tickets, you do not need to worry about getting them, we will have them ready for you the night of the show at our Will Call. But if you really want them early, you can pick them up at the Ranger Station Art Gallery located at 98 Rockwell Drive, in Harrison. Our office hours are listed above. We will be open from 9am-5pm all days of the Festival (July 10-19th).

Tickets for our upcoming Harrison Festival of the Arts are not on sale just yet. Stayed tuned!

Benin International Musical

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Welcome to the 47th annual Harrison Festival of the Arts! We are so excited to welcome back the crowds and host some of the worlds best artists in our little village of Harrison Hot Springs!

If you are looking to buy tickets to the Festival's Saturday, July 18th show of Benin International Musical (BIM), you are in the exact right spot! Follow the prompts to purchase your tickets! If you would like to purchase in-person, please visit the Ranger Station Art Gallery during regular hours (weekdays 10-4, all days of the Festival 9-5). Regular-priced general admission tickets are 30.50 plus tax. Student and Senior tickets are $27.50 plus tax. Buy before June 15th and save an additional few bucks!

Once you have completed your purchase, you will receive a confirmation. You will then receive another confirmation once the staff have physically processed your order and put your name(s) on the list. Tickets can be picked up at the Ranger Station Art Gallery anytime during our regular business hours or 1 hour before the show at our will-call. We recommend the Will call.

BIM

BIM (Benin International Musical) is composed of five musicians who share stories from the African continent and its history, while highlighting its culture and the voodoo tradition. Beyond preconceived ideas, voodoo promotes a positive philosophy, deeply linked to the land and its inhabitants. A unique band that brings rock and rap back to their voodoo roots, BIM transforms each show into a contemporary ceremony with their unparalleled vocal harmonies supported by enchanting balafon. An absolutely unforgettable experience to see!